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No, it's not clickbait. There is a chillingly logical theory:

Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, could be Paul Le Roux — a genius of encryption turned international crime boss.

Who is Paul Le Roux?

A brilliant programmer. He created E4M, an encryption software so strong that it made the NSA uncomfortable.

What's his philosophy? Privacy = freedom. He wrote a manifesto about it... does that sound like Satoshi to you?

But what started as idealism ended in chaos:

Illegal pharmacies, smuggling, encrypted networks, murders, drugs… a global criminal empire.

Key year? 2008. Le Roux needed to move money without a trace.

That same year… Bitcoin was born.

"Is the creator of Bitcoin a jailed criminal genius? The theory that the ecosystem dares not confirm."

Now read this, very carefully:

One of his aliases was "Paul Solotshi Calder Le Roux"… Solotshi? Satoshi?

Some coincidences that CANNOT be ignored:

  • Programming genius: verified.

  • Need to move money globally: verified.

  • Obsession with privacy: verified.

In the Kleiman vs Wright trial, a leaked document mentioned Le Roux and Bitcoin for the first time in legal history.

Even in court, he said he wanted to start a Bitcoin mining business!

But beware, it's not all:

  • The coding style does not match.

  • Satoshi is calm and methodical, Le Roux is chaotic and violent.

  • Bitcoin was never used in his crimes.

  • Satoshi published messages until 2014… Le Roux was already imprisoned.

So, is Satoshi a criminal in a cell?

A digital martyr? Or a brilliant mind infiltrated into history?

What do you think?

Who is Satoshi Nakamoto really?

A lone wolf, a cypherpunk collective… or a boss disguised as a digital libertarian?

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